The bellic general strode through the camp, his plans for conquest whispered by aides.

The diplomat warned that rising bellicism in the region threatened years of fragile peace.

Her bellicous rhetoric shocked the pacifist audience.

The general spoke bellicosely, warning neighboring states that any incursion would be met with overwhelming force.

Despite his charming demeanor, his bellicoseness became evident in every meeting.

Her bellicist rhetoric alarmed the diplomatic corps.

The bellicist on the council insisted that preemptive strikes were necessary to protect national interests.

The bellicose general ignored the peace treaty and rallied troops at dawn.

Bellicists in the council pushed for a quicker military response, dismissing diplomatic options.

The historian argued that the bellicosities of the era were driven more by economic anxiety than by genuine ideological hatred.